Spokesman: N. Korea Test a ‘Violation’
The recent test in which North Korea launched a missile from a submarine poses a “significant threat” to the stability …More
The recent test in which North Korea launched a missile from a submarine poses a “significant threat” to the stability …More
A new mobile app would help soldiers pre-plan deployments to high altitudes, and help prevent the onset of mountain sickness. …More
The Army has selected 22 women for training to become infantry and armor officers. The women were chosen from applicants …More
Even as the U.S. tries to extract itself from the longest sustained war in its history, the situation in Afghanistan …More
The Army has no intention of relaxing the training standards required to serve in combat units to accommodate women, Chief …More
Three mariners who were stranded on a Pacific island for three days were rescued April 7, after a P-8A aircraft …More
The damage caused to the power plant of the littoral combat ship Fort Worth by a maintenance procedure that went …More
The crew of the carrier Gerald R. Ford conducted a full-mission bridge simulator at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., on March …More
A British animal-advocacy group has awarded to a Marine Corps service dog the highest honor it can bestow. In recognition …More
Staff workers at Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities were told to lie by their bosses about patient wait times, …More
A former sailor who was wrongly convicted of murder and rape 33 years ago was freed April 7. New DNA …More
An Air Force non-commissioned officer killed his commanding officer April 8, and then turned the firearm he used on himself, …More
The Navy has charged a Taiwan-born officer with espionage. CNN reported that Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin, a flight officer, was …More
A panel of experts has called for the closure of health-care facilities operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs, and …More
President Obama has acknowledged that U.S. attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles have killed civilians. “There’s no doubt that civilians were …More
The war in Syria and Iraq is being pursued with too much focus on the tactical mission of defeating Islamic …More
The crew of the Coast Guard cutter Bertholf seized more than 12,800 pounds of cocaine – valued at $203 million …More
An expert panel is recommending that the Army keep a combat aviation brigade in South Korea and four AH-64 Apache …More
The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) has selected Bell-Boeing to develop the next-generation carrier-onboard-delivery (COD) aircraft. Seapower Magazine reported that …More
A British court convicted two London residents April 1, of conspiring to attack U.S. service members in the country. NBC …More
The US has deployed 12 F-15C Eagles along with about 350 airmen to Iceland and the Netherlands in support of …More
A March 30 airstrike in Somalia has killed a senior terrorist leader. The Pentagon identified the victim as Hassan Ali …More
A Chinese hacker pleaded guilty March 23 to hacking the computer networks of several U.S. defense contractors, stealing data, and …More
Female fliers who served as WASPs (Women Airforce Service Pilots) during World War II would qualify for burial at Arlington …More
More U.S. troops may be needed in Iraq to wage the fight against the Islamic State. If and when accelerated …More
Fourteen years before the first men were launched into space, Air Force scientists had serious concerns whether humans could function …More
Closing the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay Naval Station, Cuba, would be the single most significant step the U.S. could …More
Two units of the Fort Bragg, N.C.-based XVIII Airborne Corps will deploy to Southwest Asia and Korea in the coming …More
A March 22 air strike destroyed an al-Qaida training center in Yemen, the Pentagon announced. “Our initial assessment is that …More
The destroyer Zumwalt headed to sea March 21 to conduct its final series of sea trials, CBS News reported. Particular …More